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Recognising this and refusing to overreact will significantly help you to bring forward the day when it's all just a part of the past.

"My friend, " he said, recognising even in his plight the man's inferiority, "is there anything about this hotel that I could get to do? "

We began to view ourselves as a service economy without recognising that services do not export well.

Banks do not mind all that much since it allows them to put off recognising losses.

Tre is acustom enzyme capable of detecting, recognising and destroying HIV, much like a pair of molecular scissors.

It also criticised the Macao government for not recognising it had a significant trafficking problem.

Sitting next to her in a lecture, a hungover student might be mistaken for not recognising Emma Watson.

it needed to be said and credit to him for recognising his responsibility as England captain.

"Personally I think the game-changer is going out and recognising our brand globally, " said the Liverpool managing director.

"And who told you this story, Pearl? " asked her mother, recognising a common superstition of the period.

Recognising the characteristic clinical picture of cutaneous anthrax is essential for prompt treatment and a favourable prognosis.

Do not worry. We are simply recognising that staff behaviour IS modified by the work environment and by your influence upon it.

The LMA award quarterly accolades aimed at recognising the work of managers at all levels of the professional game.

SENS is an engineering project, recognising that aging is a medical condition and that medicine is a branch of engineering.

But it does mean recognising that the US can achieve only so much with endless bilateral summits.

This is not to be confused with humility, which involves recognising one's failings but still maintaining a healthy dose of self-confidence.

He thinks people are born with brain circuits that are dedicated to recognising and understanding the number of items in small collections.

there are too many examples of psychological quirks (such as an aversion to recognising losses) for that to be the case.

TEACCH does not advocate curing autism, but recognising it as a lifelong disorder.

There is a strong resolve in Brussels to do whatever it takes, recognising that economic failure would hurt more than Europe's amour propre.

England and Wales while also recognising entrapment as an offence, do leave some leeway for the prosecution.

The UN General Assembly is in September likely to pass a resolution recognising a Palestinian state.

Recognising patterns that make you happy or unhappy and repeating or avoiding them is an inherently mathematical trait.

These include recognising the Kurds' regional government in Iraq and introducing a more liberal amnesty for PKK fighters.

Chellaney laments what he regards as India's folly in recognising Chinese sovereignty (as opposed to de facto control) over Tibet.

Such a vision starts by recognising the limits of human nature.

He scanned the circle of officers with an attentive eye, recognising some of them.

Hoping to bully Turkey into recognising their quasi-independent state, the Iraqi Kurds let the rebels roam free.

Among the tasks that computers are bad at is recognising broad categories of images.

Benefits may come from increased access and transparency in science, but sometimes the authorities have difficulty recognising it.

Or, alternatively, is recognising reality and accepting a debt restructuring now preferable to increasing the burden on future tax payers?

Recognising the signposts that point to a dollar recovery are especially important.

The 1998 triumph was hailed at the time as a turning point: the country finally recognising, and celebrating, its multicultural make-up.

Of course talk is cheap and recognising the problem is quite different to knowing what to do about it, or having the courage to do it.

Diplomats, recognising the risk journalists face in Sri Lanka, have offered me safe passage and the right of residence in their countries.

However, the landmark ruling stops short of recognising gay marriage, which could involve public or religious ceremonies.

His argument is rather that there are many ways of recognising universal values in a modern society.

Several private banks are recognising that clients are looking for more than simple, transactional banking.

Governments have promised generous future benefits without recognising the full cost upfront.

He believed that as soon as the ban on recognising degrees from China was lifted, a quota of up to 1, 000 students would come.

Recognising that consensus will be elusive, the ELCA's changes allow flexibility for congregations that disapprove.

He adds that pharmaceuticals are also recognising the value of MBAs, while both technology and telecoms are growth industries.

Manufacturers, who generally consider themselves officially ill-used, are pleased that the government is recognising their importance.

However, the theory deviates in recognising the differences between world cultures.

Most adults find this extremely difficult, but new evidence suggests that recognising mirror images comesnaturally to children.

And some are critical of the industry's slowness in recognising asset downgrades, which would trigger falls in management fees.

By following trendlines and recognising patterns, chartists try to predict trends in markets.

Perhaps, as 2010 dawns, we will finally be able to start recognising the movements, trends and styles of the century that is to come.

Let your talent for recognising harmony and balance spill out into the world around you, show your gifts to the world.

Why not make China very happy by simply recognising Beijing as the capital of tianxia?

G&T say that you need to start by recognising that innovation is unnatural.

Both Sony and Olympus are releasing models with smile recognising and enhancing software.

The minds of higher order animals are highly skilled at recognising things by their shape, or outline.

This country does well when a crisis looms. We are recognising that joblessness is a crisis.

However, Stalin had encouraged and financed Mao Zedong's revolution, recognising his communist People's Republic in October 1949.

China has not responded publicly and officially it still opposes any country recognising the Republic of China, as Taiwan calls itself.

Half the battle is recognising your symptoms and accepting you need to do things differently to other people.

We must start by recognising that all we have done is buy a little time.

AIM: To explore staff preferences for learning and highlight the importance of recognising individual learning styles.

But recognising its limits can be a source of strength.

Recognising this, Warner Bros now releases many films simultaneously on DVD and VOD.

prince bagration stopped his horse , and recognising prince andrey nodded to him.

The first element does the pattern-matching business of recognising a face, the second provides the more emotional buzz of familiarity.

Still, China's loan-classification system gives lenders an unusually long period of grace before recognising losses.

She added her results suggested the female brain is capable of recognising the smell of a man who is attracted to her.

The issue is seeing the consequences, realising that there is a cost to what we are doing and recognising that now.

The ego abstains from recognising ONENESS in all through its need for self gratification.

By continuing to support American treasury instruments, the Chinese are recognising our interconnection.

Both presidential candidates back it, recognising the need to keep mortgage finance flowing.

Being a communicator means recognising that it's a two-way street.

Recognising this uncomfortable truth ladles on the guilt.

The Economist's readers agree with Mr Santos: 83% of them support recognising the victims of state actors.

And academics were recognising the limits of their state-sponsored view of development.

Readers need to develop their skill in recognising reliable information.

In recognising defeat, he has burnished his democratic credentials.

Recognising the middle class is easier than winning their votes.

Almost all support recognising marriage in the tax system and 85% want a lower time limit for abortion.

After enough trial runs, typically 10, 000 or more, it makes a decent fist of recognising that class of objects in unlabelled images.

One response is to blame the rising powers for not recognising that they have a big stake in ensuring world order does not turn to disorder.

But we must start in the right place, by recognising that even the recent past is a foreign country.

And you must be a greater fool in not recognising the war criminal that is Hirohito.

However, this is based on recognising the phone's location through a GPS signal, rather than recognising the image of the street.

Serbia is on a slippery slope to recognising Kosovo, said Serbian critics.

You are simply recognising a reality that deserves attention.

It is actually recognising that we are with nature, not against it.

And then, suddenly, the world is recognising your work.

The technical community has been aware of the issue for many years, recognising that a new protocol was required to meet future demand.

Scientists think that patients with Cotard syndrome have suffered some kind of disruption to the brain wiring for recognising faces.

T cells play a key role in recognising foreign "invaders" such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, or tumour cells.

Research shows we're hopeless at recognising drawings in this way.

We should always consider the most appropriate form, giving particular consideration to whether we are recognising individuals or a team.

Preferably in the workshop of natural light in recognising the ink descend, overprinter line and so on.

But this fell far short of recognising their full rights to 60, 000 hectares (150, 000 acres) they claim as ancestral territory.

Over time and with age, the holiday became not only about celebrating family, but also recognising its absence.

Now we can avert a lost decade by recognising economic reality.

Anyone recognising the man, who is described as white and in his 40s or 50s, is urged to contact police on a number provided.

that the time span for even recognising such an impact may be decades away;

A Study of ANN-Based Seismic Response Recognising System for Pile Foundation Bridge Pier

Recognising the importance of safeguarding the environment and protecting the integrity of the ecosystem of the seas surrounding Antarctica;

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Recognising F-response interference as a source of increased jitter in stimulated single fibre EMG

Recognising Jacquard Stitch of Weft Knitted Fabric by Digital Image Processing Technique

Recognising the broad existing mandate of the Permanent Committee on Cooperation for Development related to Intellectual Property (PCIPD);

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We must start by recognising four powerful truths: the world cannot afford another such crisis for many generations;

Recognising Disease on the Farm

Image Recognising Based on Support Vector Machine